Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-01
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LABOR NOTES.

One Of the good things contemplated by
The Union Labor party is to give the over.
worked ofilce-holders a rest, but II seems
the iiankless gang can appreciate nothing,
The land plank In the platform adopted
at Cincinnati is worthy OF the most earn
est agi,ator for ultra land reform, We
apprehend that every intelligent man will
see that II Ia not only expedient but IL ia
practical and inst.-Buckeye Tidctie.
The Union Labor party recently organ.
ired at Cincinnati is receiving encourage
ment from every quarter. Its platform
has received the attention of many think.
ing men and is pronounced sound In every
lNr.-CaebOygaa (Mich) Me,Os.
Three co operative enterprises are under
way in ST. Louis, and one or two new con-
cerns nre projected In Milwaukee. where
several enterprises are already doing we'll.
The Knights Cooperative Mines in the
West have paid we'll. The Co.operatiye
Glass factory in Baltimore has assumed
practical shape and is incorporated.
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Let us hope the new party will sit down
hard on lawyers IN State Legislatures md
In Congress. They are unable TO zee WHY
the people should object 10 their receiving
pay from corporations while they are paid
by The people to put stop to CORPORATION
misdeeds. II is the same thing M a client
paying them to attend to his interests, and
then taking pay fiom the other party to
sell him ont. That is all there is of it,
industrial Leader.
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The encouragement OF cooperation by
the Government will he the most direct as
well as the easiest way to settle all labor
troubles. We do not mean money encour.
ngement, such as is proposed by the meas
nre introduced by Mr.. Voorhees,, the del
ega'e nom Washington Territory, but en-
conragement by national charters and n
system "t reports which will give to all
who engage in these associations the ben
eht OF The experience Of others Washing
ton Republican.
Reports from all parts of the West IN
regard to the new Union Labor party show
that large and enthusiastic ratification
meetings are being held TO sustain the
work Of the Cincinnati, Conference. Chair
man Gruelle, of the National Executive
Committee, writes from Indianapolis that
he ia receiving encouraging reports from
all quarters, and that immediate action
VIII be taken TO extend the work of organ
ization. Local conventions have been
held and municipal tickets nominated In
many cities. The Labor Party il awak-
ening to activity in the Western States.
Let the work go on in preparation for the
campaign OF 1888.
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The monopoly press denonnces the I'm
ion Labor party as class movement and
lnstens to inform the knaves and simple
tons who heed its howl.that "no class move.
menl can succeed in this free land" Is
an effort TO give the long deferred Justice
to the nine tenths of our citizens class
movement? We think not. As well
might the criminal class howl against laws
TO punish crime and denounce them as n
class movement. But suppose il were
rea ly C asa movement, pack of plum
ders who have enriched themselves by the
most Infamous class legislation in history,
are nice gang to rise up and denonnce n
class movement. Get out you pack OF
subsidized vampires We care neither for
yonr help nor your opposition. You have
had your day and now we shall have ours.
-Ladusiriai Neu,.